Monthly Archives: July 2013

LDAP: Hardening Server Security (so administrators can sleep at night)

Client Connections Limit the total number of concurrent sessions to the server and limit the number of concurrent sessions per client Set size-limit, lookthrough-limit, and time-limit per client appropriate to client requirements (be aware of the server’s default settings, often … Continue reading

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LDAP: Client Connection Policies

Introduction A Client Connection Policy controls the portions of the DIT a client can access and resource limits on what clients can do with data stored on the server. Clients are subject to one Client Connection Policy at a given … Continue reading

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LDAP: Administrative users

Introduction In an UnboundID LDAP directory server, the “Root DN” (root user) accounts have an extensive set of privileges in the default distribution of the server products; therefore the root DN account(s) should not be used in normal operation except … Continue reading

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